A White, White Day
Icelandic drama about a smalltown ex-cop (Ingvar Sigurdsson in a Cannes Directors' Fortnight award-winning performance) reeling from the death of his wife. When he comes across evidence suggesting she'd been having an affair, he simultaneously begins to investigate—and unravel.
- Director:
- Hlynur Pálmason ('Winter Brothers')
- Writer:
- Hlynur Palmason
- Cast:
- Ingvar Eggert SigurðssonÍda Mekkín HlynsdóttirHilmir Snær GuðnasonBjörn Ingi HilmarssonSara Dögg Ásgeirsdóttir
Reviews & comments
RogerEbert.com
pressIt sometimes feels like Palmason is being a bit self-indulgent with his slow pace, but Ingvar Sigurdsson keeps the film grounded, and ends it with such a devastating, powerful final shot that it alone erases most criticisms.
FilmInk
pressA deliberately paced domestic drama cum crime thriller that deals in shades of grey, both climactically and morally…
RogerEbert.com
pressIt sometimes feels like Palmason is being a bit self-indulgent with his slow pace, but Ingvar Sigurdsson keeps the film grounded, and ends it with such a devastating, powerful final shot that it alone erases most criticisms.
FilmInk
pressA deliberately paced domestic drama cum crime thriller that deals in shades of grey, both climactically and morally…
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